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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2712, 29 September 1887, Page 3

QENISON BOUSE, ■ ' j ..a;?:. t ,.:, ' )t, I ' TEA, !COFFEE, AJfD YDE POTi. •>: { ■ 'i ■ 'i,y ' jj Latest Importations j>f ; £3j China and-Assam Taaa, '.. ■ CHOICE & BERVIC£A£Jji. Finest- Cej- , lon, ftoaatud Premises. ~1 Raw & Refined Auckland. Fiji, ■ and China. SPIQES, COCOAS,-' ITALIAN GOODS, •Provisions, and all othej Houaehold requisites at lowest y"*'. current prices. 1 T, REDMAN.; 7 DENISON" HOUSE, MASTERTONi 201 OF SPRING and SUMMER AM NOW OPENED, AND LINE IS MARKED AT Inspection is respecft invited at the ! wHOLIibALE f Q.UM ST., MASTElttffc MANAGING PAETNER. \ 2700

BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLANKETS. . HOUS E WIVES. aware uf this fact (that tliij Blankets made by th Wellington Woollen Company. ,at Petono art) uot only iho; lm t but tho Ciiea?k3t Blankets iu tho Colony. Ever)' wboiiwla house in tho Colony know 3 this. iWt lot your drapers iiickico' you to buy imported shoddy, when you can sot tho Ma Ait WOOL PETONE Bmskp.T. 2GIO PLYMOUTH ROCKS AND BROWN LEGHORNS.'; , THE undersigned liiie of cgsp from, tho above, for mle. Thvw atiaitis of Leghorns. Alao, aifow young birdg of both breeds. . W. MoXENZIE, 2669 Mastcitou. "3 • \ A.RE JfOW OPENING tJP ; THEIR . . English and French L J. HOOPER & Co,, BON MAKCHE. 26M THE "AMETELL" Windmill, THIS Mill is claimed to bo the strongest and simplest yet invented, It nv juirea no skilled attention, costs nothing for repairs and works right along without giving any trouble; By' a simple, ivgulatoi: it am be riiade to dp.iti work ut any s'peoll and does not jerk in and out as is tho case ,with other mvmitwjn.i of this kind.: The mill.will work, witli a light wind'and SviU not.blow.to jieees. All niilla guaranteed by tiie maker and if they ; do. wit. turn out.r■ roprcsoutv-ii will bo taken buck. Pri'xi £B. -i'iill particulars will ba supplied on application to , 1 " LOWES &10RKS, ' Auctioneers; Mfieterton. 'lEJarr. BLACKSMITH and FARRIER, IK returning thanks to his old customers and the public gonelally for past favors, begs to inform them that ho has taken overthoau promises previously occupied by Mr, W. Budy. All work entrusted to him will receive bis bust attention. TEEMS, LIBERAL.